The three C's

The three C's

1. CODING

   • Allows to research, to deconstruct the data into manageable chunks in order to understand the phenomena in question.
     • DATA
       • 1. Interview transcrips
         • 2. Documents
           • 3. Artifacts
             • 4. Field notes
     • Strategies and Methods
       • First cycle coding methods:
         • After first cycle coding
           • Second cycle coding methods

2. CATEGORAZING

   • It is the process of condensing qualitative data through to the identification of common temes.
     • This integration or aggregation is based on the similarities of meaning between the individually coded bits as observed by the researcher.
       • Using MATRIX or DISPLAY will help gruping data within common themes in order to identiffy paterns in the data.
         • STEPS

3. CONCEPTS

   • This is the final step in which the process is to identify key concepts that reflect the meaning you attach to the data you collect.
     • When a researcher finally ends the organization, the researcher have to select the most interest input to have a good data, and some writers like to weave information from the available literature together with their new data to powerful ideas.

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